Intuit Principal Product Designer Information Architecture 

Kenya, Nairobi County, Nairobi 

109499580

• Lead from the front - Be a role model in applying user-centered design (UCD) methodology and design principles in solving customer problems
• Be bold, be strategic - Own the inputs of design processes, design strategy, design systems & guidelines, information architecture
• Be boundaryless - Lead cross-functional interactions with product management, product development and project management; implement durable solutions to any issues with on-time, on-quality delivery
• Be the voice of design - Advocate for the the design vision to business, product and technology stakeholders (typically Director and above)
• Work at scale - Managing, coaching and mentoring designers in craft and development of key hard and soft skills; work with third-party agencies, as appropriate, for efficient design production

The expected base pay range for this position is:Bay Area California: $222,000 - $300,500

What’ll get your foot in the door:

• 15-18 years of experience in interaction design, product design, service design, or related field.
• 10+ years in leading UX/UI designers
• Bachelor or Master's degree in Product Design, Human-Computer Interaction Design, Interaction (Master’s preferred). Alternatively, you are a Certified Usability Analyst(™). Equivalent work experience will be considered.
• Demonstrable experience with application of user-centered design methodology (especially user-centered analysis, information architecture, task-flow design, usability testing)
• Demonstrable experience with application of established design principles in your work

Other skills and experiences you will bring:

• Organized, self-directed, efficient and able to manage multiple and complex projects in a timely manner
• Ability to build positive, collaborative relationships across teams/ groups/functions
• Effective communicator, presenter, and negotiator
• Experience designing for and working with design systems and reusable component libraries